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Using Oauth token supplied in request URL
Hi!
I am trying to integrate JIRA (v 7.0) with our application software, what uses REST calls to communicate with JIRA, via proxy.
The problem is our company's policy:
MyAPP -----> (Proxy server) -----> JIRA
The Proxy server 'swallows' all kind of "Authentication" headers from rest calls, so it forwards the message without it. Hence, I cannot authenticate with JIRA.
We already implemented Oauth2 to authenticate, but it uses the Authentication header too (with Bearer), so my Question is:
Is there a way to supply the access token in the request URL? Placing it to another header is also an option. (I don't want to send Basic authentication in URIs, because security reasons.
Thank you in advance,
Nandor
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